Ein mittelständisches Spieleunternehmen in Japan bittet potenzielle Rekruten, vor ihnen zu zeichnen, um generativen KI-Betrug zu vermeiden
Ein mittelständisches Spieleunternehmen in Japan bittet potenzielle Rekruten, vor ihnen zu zeichnen, um generativen KI-Betrug zu vermeiden
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I don’t get it. Anyone who’s used AI knows how inconsistent it is. What’s the plan here? Join up and just pray nobody pays attention to your work? Lol
Back to pens/pencils and paper. Same in education for now.
Before Gen AI was unpredictable, but it has its own reasons. Now Jesus leads AI. I bet you could believe it.
So after the company hires them because they can draw, they’re told they must use AI or be replaced?
Actually a super easy way for a small-medium sized company to weed these morons out. They can’t hire *that many* people at a time, so it’s not a huge waste of time to force them to prove they can do what they claim they can do.
Seems a completely logical solution to me. We’ve had enough incidents in the art community where people have been grifting their way into gigs.
No different from people being asked to do coding assignments without a phone and under observation when applying for a programming job.